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Tralee, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
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Trek through stunning coastal scenery
Experience history, mythology and traditional Irish culture
Enjoy the flexibility of walking with a daypack from village to village
Soak up the atmosphere in the warm family run B&B’s
Uncover the legends and landscapes of Ireland’s wild west on the 'Dingle Peninsula Walk.' This eight-day self-guided walking trip winds from Tralee to Dublin, taking you through Annascaul, Cloghane, and a tapestry of ancient ruins, mythic sites, and cozy Irish hamlets. With moderate walks across dramatic Atlantic headlands and a rich variety of archaeological monuments at every turn, this journey is ideal for experienced travelers and seniors seeking a blend of history, natural beauty, and authentic local culture. Each night, relax in handpicked B&Bs renowned for their hospitality and hearty Irish breakfasts. The unique selling point? A chance to immerse yourself in the living story of the Dingle Peninsula, one step at a time.
We enjoyed our week on the Dingle Peninsula hike. Each day provided a different experience. Accommodation while basic was full of character. Some challenging days but a great sense of satisfaction once completed. Loved the views.
This was a wonderful hike, the scenery is stunning and we were rewarded day after day with beautiful coastline, green rolling hills and farmland, friendly locals and well run guest houses.
Wonderful trip. The selection of inns and locations was just perfect. Hats off to them!
The hike round the Dingle Peninsula has spectacular views, the hosts at overnight stays friendly and very helpful - but the first leg of the walk (Tralee to Camp) is very challenging and should not be included in a hike rated as Moderate.
An extraordinarily beautiful part of the world with the freshest air and most delicious water ever!